Global Skills is pleased to announce that our Managing Director Rebecca Nicholls has been re-elected to serve on the National Employment Services Association (NESA) Board of Directors for a further 3-year term. Rebecca has served on the NESA Board for the past 6 years.
William recently celebrated six months of ongoing employment. He also took the time to write a heartfelt thank you for the support he received from Global Skills St Marys.
Meet Global Skills on 15 September at the Y NSW Employment NOW Youth Careers Expo at Y Space Central Coast.
Our best wishes to 12 Global Skills job seekers completing a 7-week Disability Support Worker Program in preparation for a rewarding career.
Global Skills is extremely proud to sponsor this premiership winning team.
The Safer Communities Grant, funded by the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources, has enabled the Mount Druitt Ethnic Communities Agency (MECA) and its partners to commence a new Youth Mentoring Program. Global Skills is proud to partner with MECA, as their employment service partner, to deliver the Program at Chifley College Bidwill Campus.
Our GSPlus telehealth service offers quick and free access to a range of qualified allied health professionals, including registered psychologists, via phone or video.
“The day after my first appointment with Global Skills, they arranged an interview with their employer Makibe. My interview went well and I started work the very next day. I am very happy with the service I received.”
The National Skills Week theme for 2022: A Universe of Skills, go beyond your imagination, encourages people to discover careers, pathways and opportunities in skills and Vocational Education that they may not know about, thought about or even imagined.
This week, 1-7 August, is Homelessness Week. A week which aims to give a voice to people experiencing homelessness, the issues they face, and the need for sustainable solutions.